Charles Page High School - Sandite Yearbook (Sand Springs, OK)

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Sandites At the end of last year, student spir- it was at a standstill. Many students felt that our pep assemblies .had be- come stagnated the previous year, as we were separated into homeroom groups rather than the traditional class sections. The Pep Club was also non-existent, as participation had evaporated from the organization sev- eral years ago. However with the beginning of an- other year, a new pride was exper- ienced by the entire student body. We took pride in our school and urged participation in all areas of it. The first day of school was as usual, chaot- ic, but within the confusion of Au- gust, upperclassmen demonstrated theirwleadership in helping the sopho- mores adjust to high school. With this feeling, we looked forward to fall with renewed anticipation. Once again Pep Club became the standard-bearer for spirit with their many activities. The spirit bus was a familiar sight at out-of-town ball games. 'Decorating football players' cars, organizingipep assemblies, and even picking up trash on the school grounds were a part of the club's pro- jects. Pep assemblies were another source of school pride, as the three classes tried to live up to their title as the most spirited. Variations of the rou- tine were added as afternoon as- semblies and honk parades were held to re- , inforce our en- age. 1 The award- winning Pride of Proud Coun- try also added to the spirit with their half- Q it--gi1a,, ' I T time shows and their playing at b a s k e t b a l l games and pep assemblies. The band sported a change to a new format, an excit- ing drum corps, show band style thusiastic im- 4' if -f which thoroughly entertained the crowd.

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